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NTV SERIES presents
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an STV CINEMA COMPANY production
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JOURNEY TO OZ
after Liman Frank Baum
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Part one
SILVER SHOES
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Where is it?
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So this is not what I want.
And that is not what I am looking for.
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Where can it be?
Where is my favorite glass thing?
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Oh, here it is! Drop dead!
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Tell me what you see?
What will happen to me in the future?
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Who are my enemies?
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The girl named Dolly lives in Kansas.
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You are going to be killed by her house.
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What do I have to do? Tell me what to do!
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Oh, all the time
I have to do everything by myself!
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For example, an earthquake, a flood...
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Oh, a hurricane!
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This is what I need to put into the pot,
right now...
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You are a clever puppy!
I wish you could talk!
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So a little bit more of that substance.
This ought to be put there too.
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So, ha-ha.
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Wetraburla!
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Dolly!
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Toto, let's run!
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Dolly, rush to the basement quickly!
The hurricane is coming!
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- And where is Uncle Henry?
- He's driving the cattle in, hurry up!
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Toto!
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What are you doing?
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Dolly!
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Toto!
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Toto!
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Wetrabasko markabra! Drambago tyrgumba!
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Don't be afraid, my little one.
I'm here with you!
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Bazguraddo durrida!
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I have done a lot of harm to these people!
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It makes me so happy!
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Oh!
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Ouch!!!
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Toto, my dear.
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Aunt Em, I have seen such a dream...
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Welcome to the Country of Munchers.
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Thank you, noble fairy, that you
have killed the Wicked Witch of the East.
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You have set free all our people!
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How funny they are!
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He has started speaking!
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You, noble fairy, shouldn't be surprised.
Everybody speaks in our country!
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There must be a mistake.
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I'm not a fairy at all and I bet I've never
killed anybody in my entire life!
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You've lost your bet.
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You have killed the Wicked Witch of the
East by your house! Here, have a look!
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She has been dissolved by the sunlight.
Only her silver shoes are left.
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Now they belong to you. You ought to know
that they possess a magic power.
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No one in this country knows
what this power is.
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Even I, the kind Fairy of the North,
know nothing!
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Oh, how beautiful they are! I thought
there were no miracles in this world.
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My Aunt Em says that
all the witches have died!
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Mammoths died but not witches.
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- What is, she Aunt Em? Is she a fairy too?
- No, she is not a fairy!
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She is kind and works on the farm.
I love her so much!
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She and Uncle Henry live in Kansas.
I'm also from there.
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Kansas. I've never heard about it.
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Is it a civilized country?
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You bet! I don't know exactly
what a civilize country means...
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...but I suspect it is very
civilized! In Kansas, we have...
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There are no miracles.
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But we here can easily
live without civilization.
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That is why there are still
fairies, wizards...
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...and witches among us!
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Wicked witches set tempests!
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- They scare us at night!
- They make loving heart part!
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And what do kind wizards do?
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We perform some miracles.
We set some miracles for good people.
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Help the poor, Ionely...
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...correct mistakes.
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Please, help me and Toto.
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We must return home. The Aunt and
the Uncle are worried about us!
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I'm afraid, dear,
you will have to stay here.
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Our country is surrounded
by a horrible desert.
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Nobody has ever managed to cross it!
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- Let the girl go to the Emerald City!
- What city?
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- The Emerald.
- And what is there in the Emerald City?
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The most powerful Wizard
of our country lives there.
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- Is he a good man?
- He is a great magician!
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How can I reach him?
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The road paved with yellow bricks
leads there. Look!
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- Oh, great! How beautiful.
- Don't think it is too easy!
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You can run into a lot of danger!
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- This is a very dangerous place!
- Alright! We'll watch out!
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Yes, and take a map.
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I will!
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Thanks!
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Bye, my dear!
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Till long!
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Don't lose your shoes!
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Toto, keep up with me!
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Hallo!
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- Oh, you gave me such a fright!
- But I'm a scarecrow.
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Brainless scarecrow!
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A complete fool!
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He touches his empty pate
with his hand, ha-ha...
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A sack with a hole...
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What are you doing there?
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I don't know myself. I have a high
position, but no respect, only mockery!
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Can you go down?
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- I can do it easily if you help me!
- Let's try!
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Let me introduce myself!
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Scarecrow!
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Who made you?
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The owner of this field stuffed me
with straw, painted me eyes...
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...nose...
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...mouth.
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You're very handsome!
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Thanks! I knew that someday
somebody would pay me my due!
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In my home city women paint
their eyes themselves.
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Do they also scare crows?
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No, they don't. How silly you are!
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Silly!
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Right! That's about me!
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Yeah, I wish I had my own brains so
I could show these crows who is the man.
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- Let me see you off.
- Yeah, certainly. There are more fun.
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Who are you?
Where are you from, lovely girl?
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- My name is Dolly and I am from Kansas.
- From Kansas?
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And do you have any crows
and scarecrows there?
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Of course! They just don't speak.
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What can you do?
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Hmm... I can read...
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...bake a pie and ride a horse. Uncle Henry
and Aunt Em have taught me these things.
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I can only count the crows.
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I guess that when my master...
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...was making me from the straw,
he forgot about putting in some brains.
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By the way, where does this
yellow brick road go to?
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To the Emerald City! We're going to
the Great Wizard to ask him for help.
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What help?
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- We need to go back to Kansas!
- And can I go with you?
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I could ask him for some brains...
Shoo!
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So that I could think about...
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Ouch!
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Aren't you afraid to stain your costume?
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I'm not!
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More than anything else
I'm afraid of matches and fire.
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To spend a night near a fire, ouch!
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By the way, about spending the night.
Let's ask permission to stay at that hut.
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That's a bright idea.
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Who is living there?
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Owners... owners!
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What a miracle! Wrenches, tin, tubes!
Maybe the wood plumbers live here.
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Help me!
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Help me!
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Scarecrow! Someone is in trouble!
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Help me!
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I am all rusted!
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Dolly, there is an oiler
with lube in the house!
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One day I was a normal guy.
I earned my living by cutting wood.
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I wanted to save some money and
marry a pretty girl.
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The Wicked Witch couldn't stand our
happiness and decided to fail our marriage.
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She put a spell on my axe.
And the axe cut off my left leg.
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The village blacksmith
has forged me my left leg.
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But it wasn't enough for the Wicked
Witch - and the axe cut my other Leg.
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Barely I made my way to the blacksmith.
He made the other leg iron.
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- And then the axe cut me in two parts!
- Ouch!
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The blacksmith ironed the rest,
but he could not make me the heart!
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You hear this? It's empty there!
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Poor, poor Woodman!
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We are going to the Wizard
of the Emerald City. Come with us.
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You can ask a Wizard for a heart!
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Don't argue with me! I will ask him
for brains, not the heart.
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But if a fool... oops...
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...even gets the heart he won't
know what to do with it.
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I will know what to do.
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Brains don't make a human being happy,
brains only cause misfortune.
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I don't think so!
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Stop arguing! You'd better look around.
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I don't like this place.
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Toto, stay close to me.
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Toto, where are you going!?
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What? What are you doing?
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Are you not ashamed?
Your paw is of Toto's size!
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And you, a big strong beast,
attacked a little dog. What a shame!
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And remember!
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I won't let anybody in the world
hurt my Toto!
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Strong words!
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I wasn't going to hurt him.
He started first!
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You are a huge scruffy coward, that's all.
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It would be more correctly
to say: Cowardly Lion.
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I always knew
that I didn't have enough bravery.
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My grandfather was so brave!
And, I guess, I was born a coward.
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When I raw everybody runs from me, but if
somebody runs after me - I'm scared stiff.
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You are so huge!
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You are a lucky guy! You've got a heart!
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And what about brains?
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I adore brain bones! And, honestly,
I love some good meal.
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M-m... That means that your
brains are in your stomach.
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Let's go to the Emerald City
with us, we want...
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I know! I've been following you for
a long time and have heard all your talks.
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I would like to ask a Wizard for bravery.
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I'll be as brave as my grandpa!
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We won't be able to deal with a brave Lion!
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What for do you need to deal with me?
Brave Lions don't hurt the weak.
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They protect them!
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There is no choice. We'll have to jump!
Woodman, help me!
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- Jump!
- Hold on!
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Wow!
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There is someone else walking there.
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These are bloodthirsty Zubarthes.
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What do they look like?
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Now you'll see what they look like.
You have been told they are bloodthirsty!
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Is it true, Lion, that Zubarth
can tear a lion to pieces?
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It's horrific truth.
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Here they are.
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Guys let's run away.
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What should we do?
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Woodman, cut the tree!
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Don's shake like this!
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I'm not shaking, it's the ground shaking.
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Woodman, take Dolly and
run to the opposite side.
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Run, Dolly!
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Lion!
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Faster!
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I hope I won't stumble!
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I knew it would happen!
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Scarecrow, hold on!
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Woodman, cut the tree!
Lion, run towards us faster!
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They have flown away, our butterflies!
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I guess, they will never
try to attack us again!
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- Have you been frightened, Toto?
- Yeah.
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I've been frightened too.
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But for you I'd have torn their throats!
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All of you have behaved bravely!
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I didn't even think
the yellow road was so dangerous!
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And what is waiting for us in the future?
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Oh... How many poppies! A whole sea!
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Woodman, do you like it?
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I can only be impressed,
by a sea of machine oil.
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I don't like this field either!
I feel that something is wrong!
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Look what happened to our lion!
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And what happened to Toto?
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Toto, my dearest...
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...what's wrong with you?
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Poor things! Probably, they
have been doped by the poppies!
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If we let them sleep a little bit more,
they would never wake up!
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What happened here?!
I've seen strange dreams.
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And where is our Lion?
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He is over there, and it's
impossible to wake him up.
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Look, we should pull the Lion
out of here at once!
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Oh, dear me, he is so heavy.
What should I do?
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- I'll scratch your eyes out, let me go.
- Only try.
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Are you also made from iron?
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Don't be afraid, it was a joke. You'd
better let me go, my kittens are hungry.
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- How many kittens?
- Five. Nine hungry kittens!
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Twelve kittens! They are
as hungry as nobody else!
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Poor guys. Run. Feed them!
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I haven't got any kittens, you fool!
I'm a male cat!
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Thanks.
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Woodman! We, the queen of white, black,
gray and other mice, are grateful to you!
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Woodman, ask what ever you want!
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You majesty, the only thing I need
is your help.
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Our friend Lion has fallen asleep
in the poppy field!
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The Lion, that big cat as large as
a mountain? She will eat me and my people!
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No. He is kind!
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O.K. Tell me what should be done,
we'll help you.
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What should you do? I don't know.
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At first tell each mouse
to bring one thread!
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Woodman, cut something round, so
that it could roll along the ground...
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...like something I don't know what!
- Like a wheel!
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You've invented a wheel!
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I've invented not one wheel,
but all four!
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Yo-ho! Yo-heave-ho!
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Yo-ho! Yo-heave-ho!
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He is breathing!
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Mice!
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I've always been afraid of mice.
I've always avoided meeting you!
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And now I'll love you.
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I will respect you and I will
be happy to shake your brave paws.
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Good-bye!
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Good-bye! Good-bye!
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Good-bye!
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Good-bye!
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I'm stuck again!
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And where is the Scarecrow?
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I'm being turned into a scarecrow again.
Or rather, a scarefish.
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It's a very unusual deed.
A bird is saving a scarecrow!
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We are flying! Awesome!
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Thanks! Thanks!
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Thanks, bird.
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I'm always glad to help!
Are you visiting us on business?
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Visiting you? We are going
to the Emerald City.
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We'll just find the yellow road
and go farther.
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I think you've already come.
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Somewhere far away
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there is a wonderful land,
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Magic Land,
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with rainbows, roads,
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with Sun and Moon alive.
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This is a world
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of adventures and wonders.
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There is a magic forest there.
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It attracts me, draws me somewhere.
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But my home place is dearer,
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My native sky,
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evening, my friends
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and this fairy-tale of mine.
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End of Part One